Neuquén, Argentina is currently pulsing with energy as the 12th edition of the Fiesta Nacional de la Confluencia continues to draw massive crowds. The festival, running from to , has already welcomed over 370,000 attendees, solidifying its position as one of the largest and most popular festivals in Patagonia and throughout Argentina.
The second day of the festival saw a diverse lineup take the stage, building momentum throughout the evening. Luck Ra headlined the main stage late Saturday night, captivating a large audience with a performance that brought the day to a high point. The festival is anticipating visitors not only from across Argentina – including Neuquén, Río Negro, Chubut, Córdoba, Buenos Aires, and Mendoza – but also from neighboring Chile.
For those unable to attend in person, or even those within Neuquén who can’t make it to Isla 132, LMNeuquén is providing a live stream of the event. The broadcast is available through the LMNeuquén YouTube channel, allowing fans to experience the festival from anywhere.
LM Neuquén is providing extensive coverage of the Fiesta de la Confluencia, deploying significant human, technical, and audiovisual resources to the Isla 132 venue. This coverage is being coordinated with LU5 radio, expanding the festival’s reach both regionally and nationally through an integrated communication strategy encompassing radio, web, streaming, and social media.
Saturday’s performances kicked off with Ñuke Mapu, who delivered a moving rendition of “Quimey Neuquén,” a song considered an anthem for the province. They were followed by KLOWN, a regional new metal band, and then Los Comodines, a rock and roll group from the Alto Valle. As the evening progressed, Bersuit Vergarabat took the stage, delivering a set filled with their signature hits, and Kapanga followed, energizing the crowd with their high-octane performance. La Beriso is scheduled to perform later in the evening, leading into a headlining set by No Te Va Gustar.
The festival isn’t limited to a single main stage. The Escenario Limay featured performances by Niño Kamikaze, RD-J & Full Ganga, and Lit Killah. Meanwhile, the Escenario Energy Arena catered to electronic music fans with sets from Ju Verdún, Martina Colombero B2B Erick Scobar, Pepe Márquez, Franco & Lucca, N!MO, and Maxi Cayon.
Families are also well-catered for, with a dedicated children’s stage hosting performances of “A la Chuña” and Los Musis de Prófica on Saturday, and Compañía Terráquea’s “Jacinta y el Duende de la Siesta” and a performance by Dúo D2 on Sunday.
Adding an extra layer of excitement, the Fiesta de la Confluencia is offering attendees the chance to win a house. The raffle, sponsored by Vivienda Roca, is free to enter for anyone visiting the festival. The drawing will be held on and overseen by the Instituto del Juego de Azar de Neuquén (IJAN), ensuring a transparent and secure process. The prize is a Roca CUBE 39.6 model, a modern, industrially-produced home featuring two bedrooms, a kitchen-dining area, and a bathroom.
The festival’s growing popularity and the addition of the house raffle underscore its importance as a cultural and economic driver for the region. The Fiesta Nacional de la Confluencia continues to evolve, attracting a diverse audience and solidifying its place as a cornerstone of Argentina’s festival landscape. The event is expected to continue drawing large crowds through its final day on .
